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1, Coming Evehts

Welght Watchers meeting held
every Tuesday al 7 p.m. at the
Knox United Church Hall, 4907
Lazella Avenue. ,

19, Help. Wanted

SOUTH OKANAGAN - Full {ime
real estate salesman required
for professianal and reputable
real estate office, In business
since 1948. intensive
management assistance.

Willing to fraln new salesman
having completed real estate
ileenclng course, ‘Good ap-
portunity to spectaiize In farms,

ranches, |.C.t. or appraisals If .

desired. Write or contact:
Walter Cook, Manager, Fraser

“Real Estate. Agents: Ltd, Box

158, Osoyoos, B.C, Phone 495: .
7522, (¢-9,10,14,15)- - -

TAXIDRIVERS ~°.
Full time, part. time, Class 4
licence and police permit
required. Contact manager,
Terrace Taxi - 435-2242. (ctf)

33. For Sale - Misc: |

Terrace Duplicate Bridge Club
iil. commence play each

Twasday night at 7:30, Play will ©

be in roam 4, Caledonia High
Schoo!, All bridge players are.
invited to attend?
nership or Information
635-7356. (CTF)

Thornhlli Calorie Counters
meet every Tuesday, Thornhill
Elementary School, 7:15 p.m.
New members welcame from
Terrace and Thornhill.

Loyal Order of Moose Lodge No
1920, Terrace, B.C, Meeting
held avery 2nd and 4th Thur-
stay every month at 8 p.m.
Phone 635-6641. (cH)

INCHES AWAY CLUB
Meet every. Tuesday night at 8
in the Skeena Health Unit. For
more: Information phone '635-
2047 or 635-3023,

‘T+ ALCOHOLICS
: ANONYMOUS
Monday, Thurs., Saturday.

Phone
: . 638-1021
635-7595

phone

Kermode Four Wheelers
Meetings 1st Wednesday of each
magi ‘at &.p.m. in the meeting
room at the Sandman Inn. For
further Information phone 635-

3442. vot .

Meeting - Terrace B.P.0.E.
(Elks Lodge). First and Third
Thursday, of month. 0.0.R.P.
{Ladies of the Royal Purple) -
Second and Fourth Monday of
Month.

: 5
evant wera?

Garage Sale at 3307 Thomas St.
Held on August 27, 1977. Phone
635-7595 (c-15,19) De

14, Business Personal
‘(een

. oy ;
Webb Refrigeration
1 . 4 7

"ss SOUCIE 635-2168

‘.- Authorized ‘
_ Service Depot
Repairs to Refrigerators -
‘Freezers, Washers, Dryers,
: And Ranges

- ABLE ELECTRICLTD. .
Class A Electrical Cohtracting..

Free Estimates. Phone 635-3876
or’ 638-1231. {ctf}

Golden Rule: Odd jobs for the »
jobless. Phone 635-4535. 3238
‘Kalu. (ett)

ABLE ELECTRIC LTD.
Refrigerative Contracting and
household repairs, Phone 635-
5676 or 639-1231. (ctf)

>. W. Landscaping

> Box 454, Terrace, B.C,
Specializing In Lands, Trees,
Shrubs, ete. Complete Tree
Care- Insect & Erosion Control.
Fencing & Contract Blasting.
; EUGEN WOESTE
(e918) f°

; “Instant. Printing
‘ and Photo Copying,
: We. Par Copy

Tatem Press & Stationery
4550 A Lakelse Ave.
Phona 435-7412,

For part- |

§ Plece kitchen suite -

4434 Lakatse Ave.
Second Floor

(ctf)

ay
Excellent horse hay $1.00 a bale
In the fletd $1.50 a tale in the
barn. Phone 846-5500. (p-7-22)

For some real bargains in used
women’s and children‘s.
elcthing, household items and
-foys see the selection at the
Kitimat Workshop at 660 W.
‘Columbia St. at Riverlodge.
‘4° week.

Ss ¢
days...conatlons welcomed. -
(ctf) _ . a

48. Suites for Rent

Clinton Manor

Furnished er unfurnished studioy
‘or J bedroom apartments.
Security enterphone. Phone —

635-4261
$38-1032_

CEDAR PLACE

APARTMENTS
4931 Walsh Avenue
Suite 113
Terrace, B.C.
- 635-7056

New 1,2 and 3 bedroom suites
for rent. Fridge, stove,
drapes, carpet, rec area,
sauna ond pool table, with
security enterphone and
levator: ‘Absolutely no pets.

49. Homes for Sale

| | ee PASADENA, Calif, (AP)
: Ga ‘Ags the Voyager 2

{p-15,16,17)

6. Rec. Vehictes

For Sale: One 16' Travel Trailer. sent
million

older type, but In good cond., ©

toward Jupiter, Saturn and

- beyond “Sunday, scientists
FOR TENDER ” ‘beyond, Stcke its “brains”
1 Fridge for any aga of trouble that
1 Electric Range . tendanger the mission.
1 Sofa & Chair The Pay ins ihe we
1 i NO com:
; .. the scien experimen
CONTACT ~. ptarted and keep scientists
PARMELEE & NELSON - here apprised of the craft's
GENERAL INSURANCE health. One of the com-
ADJUSTERSLTD. ~ puters signalled Saturday —
. at .its counterpart was-
AFTER 5 p.m. 638-8345. “Voyager, 2, launched from.
(¢-10-14) - °., .Cape.; Cagaveral, Fia.,
’ Saturday toward the distant

‘planets and the outer
_. peaches of the solar system,
is the first of two craft to be

this year in Feat
ort to find out

fridge. over, sink, etc. Full - more about the origins of the

price $700. 635-5709 after 6 p.m.

‘| ForSale:. 3 bedroom home with

“full basement, carport, wall to
wall carpeting, fully furnished,
partially. landscaped on large

| lot (190x120°) on quiet street.

_.Pricad.ta sell... Phone evenings

:@85.3442, "(p.9,18)

For Sale: House 4 years old, 3

- bedroom bungalow with many
extras. Asking price $29,500.
Phone 635-2957 (p-3-19}

57.. Automobiles

Consign your car, truck oF
trailer. Let a professional sell It
for you. =
“* Copper Mountain
Enterprises Lid.
654773.
- DLOO605A
(ctf) ;

4 Plece bedroom sulfe, round
kitchen table, and 4 chairs. One
high back iiving room chair. -
635-6980 (c-1418)

New hay for sale: R. Perry,
Woodcock, 6.C. Malling ad-
dress; Box 9% Kitwanga.

Phone 112-849-5404 (P-
_ 92,5,10,15,20,5,90,15-209

Sere eer

Fal. Sales “"Prale “htt

furnace output 112,000 B.T.U. |
Also 500 gal. tank. Phone 635-
3505 (p-13,14,15,16)

For Sale: Beets. 25¢ ib. Please
phone day before required.
Phone 635-4378 or 635-7417. istf)

WANTED Buyers for “‘Mazda"
vehicles. Spoil your self get a
1978 new 927. . -
: Otte Grundmann
Sales Manager
Skeena Auto Metal

‘Shop Ltd.
4842 Highway 16 West
- Phone 635-6571 -
Terrace, B.C.
Dealer License No.

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iB (e-12,15,1 7 20,2,5;7 +1 0,12,1 5)

1970 Ford Station Wagon with
alr conditioning. 1 - 1976 fent
traller sleeps 6 639-7830 (c-15)

60. Tenders

For. Sale: Sterec-‘Yammaha amp
and phones. Pioneer tuner and
turntable. Records, tapes and
acceasorles. Phone 642-5922. {p-

39. Boats & Engines

For Sale: 25° cabin crulser Glen
-L design 98". beam, . 318
Chrysler engine. Fresh water:
cooled Volvo 270 leg. For fur-
ther Information call 635-2662
jatter 6:00 p.m. (p-11,12,13,14,15)

For Sale: 14’ aluminum boat
and motor, Also 14° canoe.
Phone 635-3392, (¢-14-18}

43, Rooms for Rent

Room for rent with kitchen and
living, room fagilities. on the
bench, 635-3971 (ctf.

46. Cottages & Campsites:

Lakelse Lake cabin for-sale:~
0 sq. ft. water system,. fully
furnished, reasonable: vendor
will assume AOS. to right

party Phone“635-7527, (p-5-19)

47. Homes for Rent:

Small, older, two bedroom
furnished house far rent $200. .
Drive by 4512 Lazelle and Phone
635-2680. (ctf)

-HILLSIDE LODGE

4450 Little Avenue
Sleepihg rooms, housekeepin
units, centrally. located. ‘Fully
jurnished. Reasonable rates by
day or week.  Non-drinkers
only. Phone, 635-6611, (ctf)

4g, Suites for Rent

19: Help Wanted

General office help required far
small office. Reasonable typing
speed essential, Reply to Box
1162 the Dally Herald, stating
experience ‘and salary @x-
pected. (ctf) ;

Local contracting company
requires a bookkeaper-accounts

payable clerk «with
four to five years experlence.

Preferably In construction. ©

Salary based on experience and
qualifications. Submit: com:
ptefe written resume with
raferences! care of Terrace
Herald, Box 1160, Terrace, B.C.
‘(¢-6-15) Pee

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Mopar tek

KEYSTONE COURT
APARTMENTS .

Oiflce No. 2 - 4603 Scott. One,
two and three bedroom apart:
ments, Laundry & Storage
area.
downtown. Clean, quiet,
spacious, security lock-up and
patrol. , mo,

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Near schools in

}. : Sources

NOTICE

SEALED TENDERS, marked
~ Exterior Palniing -7 Kitlope St.
“Kitimat, B.C. for Exterior |

Painting - Carport and Storage
Shed, Government Agent
Residence, 7 Kliilope $t.,
Kitimat, 5.C. will be secepted
_ by the Honourable the Minister,
Department of Public Works,
care of Ministry of Pubilc
Works, 4827 Kelth Avenue,
Terrace, 8.C, V8G 1K7, up to 2-
p.m., September 7, 1977. .
Tendering documents may be

obtained from Ministry of .
4927° Kelis: |. boas
“Dated this 25th day of July. 1977 —

Public ‘Works,

‘Avenue, Terrace, B.C. and alsd-:
* ylewed at Government Agent

Cifice - Kifimat, 6.C. on and

after August18, 1977.
‘The lowest‘or any tender will

not necessarily be accepted.

68. Legal -

SEALED TENDERS, marked

Painting- Fish: and Wildlife. -
Compound Smithers, B.C. for

Exterior Painting of Buliding la
above “Compound will be ac-

" cepted by the Honourable the ‘

Minister, Department of Public
Works, care of Foreman of |
Works, 4827 Kelth Avenue, -
Terrace, B.C.%V/8G 1K7 up fo 2
pm., August 31,1977...
Tendering documents may be
obtained from Ministry of. .
Public Works, 4827 Kelth —
Avenue, Terrace, 8.C, and also _
viewed at Smithers Courthouse
- Government Agent's Office on
and after August 18,1977,
. ‘The iowest or any tender. will
not necessarily be accepted..

NAVIGABLE WATERS ° -
PROTECTIONACT
R.S.C. 1970, CHAPTER N-19 |
deposited In Ottawa and in the —
C.B.A. Engineering Ltd. hereby
gives notice that it: has, under”
Section..8 of the sald- Act, .
- the Minister of Transport, :at
office of the District Registrar -
of the Land Registry office of —
the Coast District at Prince’.
Rupert, Eritish Columble. 6
description of the site and the”
plans of a barge leading and’.
unloading facility Including & ~
conveyor, two ramps, dolphins; ©

and the ‘placement of fill and -

rlprap to be constructed in Fern
Passage, af Prince Rupert,
British Columbia, In frant of Lot ”
1, (Plan 8299}, Block 2, District
Lot 251, Range 5, Coast District,
British Columbia.

And take notice that after the -
expiration of one month from...
the date of the publication. of. :

_this notice, ¢.8.A:. Engineering.”

Ltd. will, under Section 8 of the:
said Act apply to the Minister of

Transport, for approval of the.”
‘sald site and plans... : an

C.B.A. Engineering Ltd..

Roy A. Ayler, P. Eng. & .

Project Engineer Wee
ae

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(14,1516) °°

TOKYO (AP) —. North |

Korea is. beginning | to

recover froma three-year

pression that wrecked its
economic development plan
and left the country owin,

_° §$1.5billion to Japanese an

‘banks, according.

Euro
to diplomatic and business —

sources here. .
“Drought, debt, no
market and bad

mismanagement” hit the
‘Communist country
simultaneously, one
diplomat said, adding it
‘caught the North Koreans in

J ‘the middle of an overly am-

bitious and ill-planned
attempt to match South
's booming economy,
Furthermore, the north’s
economy was hampered by
a huge milita udget-—
more than $ibillion by 1976,
“or more than 15 per cent of
‘total -spending—and by
sharp drops in aid from the
Soviet Union and China. .
said North

1 remeron
3 Bedroom Row Housing Suites,

Full basement, 12:baths, half
block from scheols,' 5 minute

walk: fram town. Sultable for
families, $250 per month. 6.

month tease, Apply Suite tt

4529 Straume. (cit) -

Korea’s. problems: started
when it sent representatives
‘to. the .1973 North-South
’ unification talks in Seoul.
“They couldn't belleve the
factories, roads; ‘goods in

health," one source said.

_pay for it.

the stores, the obvious .
' sources said.

North Korea recovers

Startled by . his ‘enemy’s: °°"

progress, President Kim _il-
sung ordered a revision of
the 1971-76 economic
development plan, sources
said, The Communists:
ordered expensive heavy-::::

industrial equipment. from‘

Japan and Europe, counting -*
on exports of coal, iron ore ..
and other raw materials to

Imports
Communist countries, |
primaril Japan an

estern Europe, more than
doublednin 1978 to
$335million, and doubled .
again in 1974 to $785million,
But oil-price increases |
caused North Korea’s main
customers for. raw mate-
rials to reduce purchases
sharply and prices dropped. ©

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to be launche
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_Fragmentary Western in-’.
telligence. reports indicate’
North Korea's problems.

from non:

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friends:
snubbed

- LOS ANGELES, Calif. AP.
-The only gathering planned —

in memory of Groucho Marx .
was limited to family
members and one close
friend, disappointing
Groucho’s
colleagues in show business.

“7 was closer-to him than -
7” said actor and.
comedian George Jessel. "I:

lagt six months, I haven't —
heard: ”

d anything.
A’. spokesman

Groman’s Mortuary said

Marx had been cremated

and that there werenoplans —

for. any .formal memorial.
service. °° ,

_ “That's.” apparently ..the.;
he wanted it,” the

way .
spokesman said.
- Comedian George Burns,
surprised that he had not
been told by Sunday: mor- .
ning of any service in
memory of his longtime
friend, ‘said: “I’m waiting

to find.out myself. I haven't

ard anything. wo
A fox. members of ihe
family gathered at the home:
of. Artin
gon,
Nat Perrin, a gagwriter
Marx brought to Hollywood
). yea o, said he plans
to-.attend the family
gathering. but doubts there’

“would be.a formal service. .

“They want to quiet

said.: “It hasn’t been-
pleasant.” .

_ Groucho, :
Marx-on;the East ‘Side of
New York 86 years ago, died
Friday after lapsing into

unconsciousness with a

srespizatory - ailment.”
Doe

- off, the ‘six-year plan cut

off,” said Mrs. Hiroko’

Kawai, expert on North

- Korealin the Japan External

were increased bya drastic

‘drop in aid from the Soviet

Union and China.

Soviet economic aid fell to-
}Amillion in 1976 from.nearly
$725 million in the five years

adding . that

longtime —

for ‘

ur. Marx, Groucho's -
: Sunday atternoon, ‘a ,
' gald. -

“porn , Julius”

tore attributed his death.)

“Plant. construction ‘was. :
-cut off, supplies were cut”

TradeOrganization.-. pe
“Unie six-year plan’ fell’
short'in steel, cement, | .
transportation and mining,” 2. ~
_she'said. “I estimate by a

} AD-TAKER

THE HERALD, Monday, August 22, 1977, PAGE 7:

- Most malfunctions corrected

oyager behaving well

that a boom, or arm, that
holds the spaceship’s tele-
iol coe oat
loc operly in p '
A ister check of another

spokesman. “The further
we get the craft from earth,
the better it is.” -
Wood said the problem
' with the computer arose
when its twin, a backup
computer, signalled there
was something wrong and
automatically switched the
other computer off. < scope, part of a system
“We're checking its - d to ke
memory bit by bit to see if sensors—the eyes a th
there's any error in its
cleared up ‘al! but the pro ." Wood said.
, cod said the other
problems that surfaced
after liftoff had been cleared
up. One concern had

starting in mid-1979,
television pictures of the two
lanets and scientific data”
about their various proper-
Cy

Shortly after the launch, it
appeared that several
malfunctions had developed
aboard the craft, but at Jet
Propulsion Laboratory
(JPL) here, where Vo' ager
red,

f= te)

THE

“Its strength is in the results it

‘commands,’ Somewhere, |
someone has something to sell,
buy, rent, lease or offer. As

fast as a phone call, results

Our classified page,
with the. help of our professional
telephone ad representative, get
results for those who advertise as

well as those. who are looking.

t

PHONE THE

Exports to the West were” +, . Lo a
only $idzmillin in 1974,", totalling Fr eevee Po. . | S
North Korea fell behind on: ~ North: Korea’s vice- Ne tal = re COCR) me Ger:
paying for the industritl’: president, Park Songcho, (0 rs
equipment it had bought. Eravelled to Moscow ‘last: Po. . . ee,
With its trade deficit. -March’to negotiate anew (|. a a1 :
With, its trade defielt, March to regres te) Terrace Daily Herald _
Western imports’: to - by Bre fe oe a 7
-$860million in | 1975 ‘and - Boe rr a * .
slightly more - than.'U. 8 a
$suumblion :

last year,"

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